Senate backs bigger old age pensions bill
Washington Republicans oppose minor changes while the Senate advances a measure to broaden social security. The chamber approved expanding coverage to about 10 million more people and raising the income tax cap to 3 600 a year. A House Senate difference must be resolved before final action. The Finance Committee will study the system in depth. Harry Cain and Hugh Butler opposed the bill.
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Enormity of Crime By Renegade Fuchs
Washington data recount the continuing notoriety of Klaus Fuchs amid renewed diary notes and a William Laurence magazine feature. The piece stresses informing the public about the scale of Fuchs' crime to keep the nation forewarned and vigilant.
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Britain warned over coal and steel pool or aid cut
U S Senate Republicans mull halving Britain's recovery funds if it blocks joining Europe's proposed coal and steel pool. A new plan would redirect funds to rearm Europe, while the Paris conference negotiates the international authority to govern coal and steel with six nations. Britain debates joining talks amid party coalition moves.
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Correction on Shahan Masters and Doctoral Work
A Sentinel correction clarifies Paul W Shahan has completed his Masters degree at the University and is now pursuing a Doctoral degree rather than having six hours left on his Masters. The notice aims to set the record straight on his academic progress as reported Monday evening.
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Senate Backed 70-Group Modern Combat Air Force
Washington committee approved an authorization for a modern combat Air Force of 70 groups. It marks a compromise favored by air minded members who sought a 70 group force. The plan moves to the house then Senate for expected approval, with final size tied to future funding for aircraft equipment and manpower.
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B and O Safety Meeting Rally Planned at Grafton High
About two to three hundred people will attend the Baltimore and Ohio railroad safety and social rally Friday at 7 30 P M in Grafton Junior High School. B O officials from many states will attend. T J Klauenberg will open remarks. Mayor Bolyard will deliver the welcome. G W Liste will address safety. F G Hoskins and R L Ward will speak. R B Kimble will present a safety skit with participants led by Tolph Shahan.
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Ohio governor hints at backing Taft in race
Cleveland report notes fourfold reaction as Gov Lausche signals possible support for Taft. Democrats feel anguish and anger over party-line backing for Auditor Ferguson against Senator Taft, while Republicans delight at potential cross party support and voters face confusion.
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Tobin flags US economy unlikely to relive 1930s lows
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin told the International Labor Conference in Geneva that the United States will never again suffer a mood as severe as the early 1930s, citing social and economic laws since 1933. The Philippines secretary of labor also spoke, pledging continued welcome to foreign capital despite Manila's self help program.
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Judy Garland under scrutiny as career hangs in balance
Hollywood buzzes over Judy Garland after a suicide attempt and studio friction. MGM suspended her for missing a Fred Astaire film while rumors swirl about health, nerves, and morale. Reporters note her longtime struggles and sympathy from industry colleagues amid uncertain future.
Must Bake Own Bread Strike on West Coast
A bakery workers strike extends across five West Coast cities including San Francisco and Portland while negotiations in Los Angeles and Seattle stall. Home baking lessons gain interest as talks remain at an impasse with no settlement in sight. In Pittsburgh milk drivers pursue wage and hours proposal amid ongoing local dispute. In New York editors of World Telegram and Sun continue a nine day strike with additional talks promised.
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Historian Analyzes Stalin's Cold War Stance
A historian weighs Stalin's restrained public presence and cautious words, arguing every Kremlin gesture is planned for maximum impact on global perception. The piece notes Stalin avoids overt aggression, shaping a deliberate, strategic image.
Morgan Bags Grafton Garbage Contract For Year
Paul Morgan was awarded the city of Grafton garbage collection contract for the upcoming fiscal year at a council meeting last night. Williams and Layton’s contract ends June 30, 1950. The health department budget of 1680 dollars is city funded, with rest covered by Taylor County public schools and the county court. The council approved plans for a housing authority and will appoint members. A tentative list of names has been prepared for contact. Harry Curry was named city manager to succeed Curtis D. Decker, effective July 1.
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Work Starts Soon On State 25 Million Dollar Dam
Huntington Corps of Engineers opened bids for the Sutton Dam project in Braxton county. Initial work relocates 4.7 miles of Baltimore and Ohio railroad track, moves 500000 cubic yards of earth, and sets the stage for a later 3.9 miles of track removal. Low bid by Sutton Company of Radford, Virginia at 485128.90, far below the engineers estimate. The dam will create a lake of 270 acres at pool and 3800 acres when full.
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Segregation In The Armed Forces Debated In Senate
The Senate debated civil rights in the selective service bill as the draft law nears its Saturday midnight expiration. Senator Richard Russell of Georgia urged a provision allowing units segregated by race, challenging President Truman's order to desegregate. The Russell amendment has already cleared a Senate panel.
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Republicans In Senate Fight On Formosa Aid
In Washington the stance toward aid to the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa may shift as Republicans press for assistance. Defense Secretary Johnson and General Omar Bradley confer with General MacArthur on security in the Pacific, while Dean Rusk reviews Formosa policy. Air Force plans a high profile B 36 flight from Fairfield Suisan. John Foster Dulles arrives in Tokyo for talks with MacArthur on a possible separate peace with Japan.
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Mystic Lodge Elects Officers For 75 A M
Mystic Lodge Number 75 A P and A M held its annual elections last night and installed officers led by Worshipful Master Lloyd E Sayres. New officers include senior warden Arnold H Knotts junior warden Ray A Griman secretary W Merle Bailey treasurer Oral J Jones with additional appointees W Everett Tightmire Tyler M Hugh McDaniel senior deacon Edgar M Po junior deacon Everett L McDaniel and Marion Allender as stewards.
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Colorado River Expedition Ends After Rapids Test
The season's first Grand Canyon River expedition appears to end successfully. A motor powered boat with five crew members was last seen heading for calm water after two members quit when the motor failed. Ed Hudson and his son left the trip, being airlifted out, as the other craft completed the treacherous rapids.
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